September 2016 Summaries
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In an insightful interview with Paul Biggar, Founder of CircleCI, hosted by Adam Stacoviak of The Changelog podcast, the significance of continuous integration and delivery (CI/CD) in software development is highlighted, particularly focusing on the role of Rollbar in monitoring and managing application errors. CircleCI, a leading CI/CD platform, supports developers by automating testing and deployment processes, enhancing the speed and reliability of code delivery. Biggar emphasizes the transformation that occurs when teams adopt continuous delivery, noting the crucial role of robust production monitoring to ensure successful deployments. Rollbar, a tool for error monitoring, is praised for its features such as deploy tracking and customizable alerts, which allow CircleCI to swiftly identify and address issues, thereby maintaining service reliability. The discussion also touches on the broader organizational benefits of using Rollbar, from improving customer support to empowering teams with visibility into code performance. The interview underscores how Rollbar has become integral to CircleCI's operations, enabling the company to uphold its promise of delivering high-quality software efficiently.
Sep 22, 2016
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Version 2.13.0 of the rollbar-gem introduces several notable features and improvements, including the ability to override configurations for specific code blocks using the new Rollbar.with_config method. This update also enhances error reporting by including more detailed backtrace information with options to control the extent of data sent, and integrates the Resque async handler directly into the gem to streamline user experience. Additional improvements include the separation of GET, POST, and JSON body parameters for clearer error analysis, inclusion of Content-Type and Content-Length headers in occurrence details, and a series of bug fixes such as resolving serialization issues with DelayedJob and improving validation reports with ActiveModel objects. Users are encouraged to take advantage of these updates and provide feedback through pull requests, with an invitation to trial Rollbar for further enhanced error management in Ruby applications.
Sep 14, 2016
744 words in the original blog post.